| Most accessible |
NEAREST |
| Name in a Sally Field film title |
RAE |
| Object of adoration |
IDOL |
| One moves before the king |
PAWN |
| One of the Allman Brothers |
GREGG |
| One on a dais |
ORATOR |
| Opposite of pencil in |
ERASE |
| Parties in power |
INS |
| Partygoer |
GUEST |
| Popeye's ''goil'' |
OYL |
| Possible theme of this puzzle |
SECONDQUARTER |
| Possible tic-tac-toe line |
OOO |
| Potassium hydroxide, e.g. |
LYE |
| Really cry |
BAWL |
| Runs ___ (drinks on credit) |
ATAB |
| Seep out slowly |
OOZE |
| Sleek swimmer |
OTTER |
| Some beetles |
JUNEBUGS |
| Some Greek letters |
MUS |
| Spring dance sites or sights |
MAYPOLES |
| State of the union address? |
ALABAMA |
| Subsidy |
AID |
| Take in liquids |
IMBIBE |
| Tense and jumpy |
WIREDUP |
| The second Mrs. Sinatra |
AVA |
| Thrifty competitor |
AVIS |
| Time's 2006 Person of the Year |
YOU |
| Truncate, as a branch |
LOP |
| TV sched. letters |
TBA |
| Wash out with solvent |
ELUTE |
| Way back when |
AGO |
| Weatherproofer, e.g. |
SEALANT |
| What science fiction writers do |
FANTASIZE |
| When pranksters come out of the woodwork |
APRILFOOLSDAY |
| Where overreachers go |
TOOFAR |
| Winner, for sure |
SHOOIN |
| You may lend it or bend it |
EAR |
| Zoo animal |
ZEBRA |
| ___ de Cologne |
EAU |
| ___ sequitur |
NON |
